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<blockquote data-quote="Cthulhudrew" data-source="post: 3838478" data-attributes="member: 4090">Actually, I think it would work out perfectly in its original context (ie, X1/Expert set). The Known World in those days would have meshed pretty well with the &quot;Points of Light&quot; notion. It's only after the development of the world through the Gazetteers and Dragon articles that it became something more substantial and populated (and not really in keeping with PoL).(Don't get me wrong here- I am probably one of the biggest Mystara boosters around, and I absolutely love how the world developed. I'm just saying that the pre-&quot;Mystara&quot; Known World is actually really close to the concept espoused by the new 4E philosophy as I understand it, and would make a good fit, Threshold included. And I wouldn't be entirely against it being the &quot;base&quot; campaign world, if it were to come to it. I'd just say the version presented represented an older version of the present Mystara.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cthulhudrew, post: 3838478, member: 4090"] Actually, I think it would work out perfectly in its original context (ie, X1/Expert set). The Known World in those days would have meshed pretty well with the "Points of Light" notion. It's only after the development of the world through the Gazetteers and Dragon articles that it became something more substantial and populated (and not really in keeping with PoL). (Don't get me wrong here- I am probably one of the biggest Mystara boosters around, and I absolutely love how the world developed. I'm just saying that the pre-"Mystara" Known World is actually really close to the concept espoused by the new 4E philosophy as I understand it, and would make a good fit, Threshold included. And I wouldn't be entirely against it being the "base" campaign world, if it were to come to it. I'd just say the version presented represented an older version of the present Mystara.) [/QUOTE]

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